... A -1ROUBLESOME CUSTO.MER IN iTH DQ ;aat_- g, . A ' a- - i - r - 1 WILIA ' .I3 tisrnt-fe a, briicldayeIr, i.-,of 10, CecA:.Fload, Leytonstoza~ Was charged : at- Stratfdoie, s Ieeii4 8i eiie, and Herbert iser, tweity- > ?? a alr, o f 102, Napie.-r Road. -Ley- tonstone, *s charged iwith. :atempfing to resc~ue White froms. c-ustody. Shorily after eleve' odcloek ,on Saturday ?? was see~in, ...

... POLICE I TELLIGENCE. BOW STREET. :fiA~sous Gixi AT A Mu9IC-xALL.- Edward Fisher, thirty-five, was, charged, be- fore Sir Franklin Lushington, with throwing a missile to the common danger. Mr. Philip J. Rutland prosecuted on behalf of the pro- prietor of the Middlesex Music-hall, Drury Lane. He said that on Wednesday evening the 'prisoner went to the gallery of the music-hall, and from there ...

... CU~hIINAL CAREEROF,~ Ak~ An :the u t:y ttdon Sessiong, at :ClerkeiteliY' Einilt fl.eeardini, .twenty-mae, . bookkeet4-' an4.Adh Stratian, nineteen, a waiter,inre l-izdicted for etealing a bicycle,; *value £;5,- the pi~opert>of $sarcel Beauzy. - 5@Strat~ --plead&.R glty. Hdef . admitted 'that 'he hired the machine fromntsecubr- on De~einber 23, a-a'd .Desjardintteiuipted. to sell it a' faws ...

... GRAViE CHARGE AGAINST A WEST KENSINGTON GENTLEMAN. A ?LZA of not guilty was put in at the West London Couirt in the case of William Ben- @ min Dent, a gentleman, residing in Come- ragh Road, Wfest Kensington, who was Y brought up, on remand, charged with ri- ,.4 aly assaulting a girl, named Jessie 2 Mz~abel Quantrell, under the age of thirteen years, while on visits to him and his wifie. -r. C ...

... A PAIR OF DIAMOND THIEVES SWARTLY CAPTURED AND 'SENTENCED. - . AT the County of London Sessions, Clerken- Well, before Mr. MHConnell, Q.C., chair- urin, Arthur Frederick Brown Stamford, forty. describinig himselfas a. diamond mer- chant and dealer in prerious stones, was s charged upon au indictmaent. with - having Y unlawfully by mians of certain fals; pre- . tences 6btainred: from David ...

... STRANGE DISCLOSURES. Urt. AMHRO',o held an inquest at the General Havelock. Hotel,Ilford, on Sarah Lee, aged thirty-four, 'wife of a labourer, ,living at 3, St. Mary Cottages, Ilford Lane, who comritted suicide under tragic'circum- stances. George Lee said his wife had during the last eight or nine weeks been under the,, care of a -doctor. When he'returned froni work on ]i:hnday night weethehb ...

... BOGUS CLUBS RAIDED IN THE WESE ND. T : AT Mf ?? -Street Police Court, Ed- ward'Stailleor, flftylone,'a butcher, of Swiss nationality, of ,Euston Road, 'was charged, on remand,'befo're Mr. Denman, with selling intoxicating liquors Ywithout a- license at the Anglo-Swies Club,. No. 11, Charlotte Street, 'Fitzroy Square; William Droysen, forty, 'draughtsman, Germian nationality, of Charlotte ...

... i; HEAVY FINE FOR HAVING -NWHLESOIEB TINNEDW FOOD, IN 'r i H ' %0 STOCK.' AT C Gerkeaw~1 'tiie ~ r, ...

... . -- l. - I, II I- ? I - ? . ILLUITR lif 11:,lowl SATURDAY, FExnuAMY 10, 1900. DIAMOND BURGLARS COULD NOT GET AT THE SWAG IN THE -SIA4E. SPECIAL AND: ELAORATE APPARATUS USED IN AN. ATTEMPT TO) hROB CLTERI:NVWELL DIAMOND MERCEANTS , TB: premises of Messrs. W. Ford and Can- pany, diamond merchants, of 13, Clerken- well Read, ?? were -eA ered on Sunday evening, Jzinuay 28. The lower floor is ...

... PAOLIE INTELLIGENCE. ~A SLLY Joz-Frederick Darlow, thirty- Bsev, a miner, of Aldenham Street, St. Paners, was ebscrged before Mr. Chapman' with stealing from- outside 72, Seymour Street, Somers-'Town, a toy horse, value 2s. 6d., the property of John Gonle, toy dealer. The prosecutor said he missed the property from outside -his shop the previous evening. A little later he saw Darlow cross- ing ...

... DESPERATE FI:GHT; WITH AND CApTUJRE OF ARM4ED 'BURGLARS AT DULWICH. I > ?? - - x A POLICE SERGEANT 2$HOT. In the early hours of, Sturday morning a desperate burgling affray,, followed by the attempted murder of a police-sergeant- and constable, took place at Alleyn Park, Dul- wich. At present three men of Cerman nationality ale in custody charged with bher- glary and shooting the police, and ...

... IL RAT K IIX l: I M :, SATUR)AY, FtBmtARY 17, 1900. THE BAN NOTE MYSTERY AT PARR'S B.AK. ANOTHER £20,000 RXOVLFRED. PAB 0: BA!x authorities . were agreeably %o have the bulk d1 the ?? notes to be accounted. for returned On Thursday moran The theft took plac on Jannary 23 of last year, when altogether, notes to the vaue of over £60,000 were stolens. Soo after the theft notes representing over ...